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CHAPTER 7
Controls and Other Protos
Special View Protos 7-17
The protoDrawer creates a view that looks and acts like the base view of the
Extras Drawer. For more information about the slots and methods for this proto,
see “protoDrawer” (page 6-49) in Newton Programmers Reference.
The protoFloater creates a draggable view that is horizontally centered
within its parent view and oats above all other nonoating sibling views within
an application. For more information about the slots and methods for this proto,
see “protoFloater” (page 6-49) in Newton Programmers Reference.
The protoFloatNGo creates a draggable view that is horizontally centered
within its parent view and oats above all other nonoating sibling views
within an application. This is identical to
protoFloater, except that
protoFloatNGo includes a close box in the lower-right corner of the view. For
more information about the slots and methods for this proto, see
“protoFloatNGo” (page 6-51) in Newton Programmers Reference.
The protoGlance creates a text view that automatically closes itself after
displaying for a brief period. For more information about the slots and methods
for this proto, see “protoGlance” (page 6-52) in Newton Programmers
Reference. Figure 7-26 shows an example of a
protoGlance view.
Figure 7-26 A protoGlance view
The protoStaticText creates a one-line paragraph view that is read-only
and left-justied. For more information about the slots and methods for this, see
“protoStaticText” (page 6-54) in Newton Programmers Reference. Figure 7-22
shows an example of a
protoStaticText view.
Figure 7-27 A protoStaticText view
Static text
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